While there might not be a fantasy element in Kingdom Come: Deliverance , this western RPG is still beloved by many as one of the most ambitious and enjoyable open-world games ever made. Warhorse Studios definitely deserve all the praise in the world for attempting such a massive title for their first project, and the following mods make the game even more enjoyable!
Henry might be an interesting protagonist in his own right, but players certainly lament the fact that this character can't be customized at all. Thankfully, this mod allows players who are sticklers for this detail to create the Henry they want! It's a small change, but a welcome one regardless. Watching Henry with a completely new face is a unique way to experience this long yet enjoyable game.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance suffers from a rather pressing annoyance that most other western open-world JRPGs also face.
Basically, the majority of merchants in these games don't really have a ton of money to offer to the player for their sold goods.
So, it should be rather obvious what the Richer Merchants mod aims to accomplish. It gives the merchants in Kingdom Come surplus money reserves to make it easier to engage in deals with them.
The combat of Kingdom Come: Deliverance is easily the most experimental part of the overall experience. It might have its fans, but there's no denying that this combat system features several flaws. Targeting is one of the many issues plaguing this combat system. By downloading this mod , players can improve the targeting system so that they don't end up fixating on an inconvenient enemy in the heat of battle. Finding your way around will require a bit more work, since you won't simply see your precise spot on the map.
For an even bigger challenge and more realism, there's also a mod that removes your compass. You'll have to start a new game to fully enjoy this mod, but Perkaholic by Xylozi adds perks to Agility, Unarmed, and your Bow skill. New perks for Agility will let you take even less damage from falling, while perks for Unarmed will give you faster sprinting speeds, more damage during combat, lessen the rate of bleeding from wounds, and more. Bow perks include greater accuracy, better odds for poisoning, and more frequent knockouts for striking an enemy in the head.
The UI in KCD isn't exactly sleek, and the reticle onscreen at all times except when using your bow—more on that in a moment is a heavy yellow dot that isn't exactly attractive to stare at all day. Very Unintrusive Reticle by Lobuno de-colors the reticle and makes it mostly transparent, so you will barely see it unless you're really looking. If that's a little too unintrusive for your tastes, there's also a mod called Unintrusive Reticle by PcFreaky99 that you can try, which isn't as unintrusive at the Very Unintrusive one, but it still less intrusive than the vanilla one.
I think that all made sense. Restore Halberds, a mod by Tahknall, turns polearms into primary weapons and displays the experience bar for your normally hidden polearms weapons proficiency. That means you can now equip, repair, and use polearms as either two-handed weapons or one-handed with a shield, on horseback or on foot. Roads Are Dangerous, created by Zaatch, is a mod for players looking for a bit more conflict while fast-traveling.
It ups the chances of running into trouble while moving across the map, and includes an optional module that adds different types of enemy encounters, like the Merry Lads, who are bandits dressed as noblemen, and bigger, tough warriors called Berserkers. Let's face it: Henry is no superman, and that's by design. While it's natural he can't run or swing a heavy sword for very long without getting winded, you may not be a fan of how the game informs you that Henry is almost out of gas.
The color drains from the screen and your vision blurs, and there are audio cues to tell you that you're low on stamina—but it's all pretty heavy-handed. The No Stamina Visual Effects mod by TheCorex comes in three versions: no visual cues, no sound cues, or both visual and sound cues removed meaning you'll have to keep your eye on your stamina meter to tell when you're out of juice. Remember that yellow reticle that perhaps annoys you because it's always present?
Well, it may also annoy you that it vanishes when you use your bow. Some folks like it that way, making aiming more challenging, but others wouldn't mind a little aid when loosing arrows. I've read from the nexus that the unlimited saves works with 1. Stevepunk View Profile View Posts. So mods work with the steam version?
Can I still launch via steam? Lieste View Profile View Posts. Get mods from the Nexus. Ensure that they are recently updated anything not updated to 1. Put mods in there. Some changes along those lines might be possible - but the "in development" public release of the modding tools will expand what is possible. Both the download and the installation are easy and don't require any special procedures or technical knowledge. Once you sort out all that, the cheats can be loaded, and you can enjoy the game.
The cheats become an integral part of the game, and no additional adjustments will be needed. Undetected Cheats. Daily Updates. I love this trainer. It even works while streaming on Twitch. See why our users LOVE our trainer:. Trainer Features. Unlimited Health This cheat will make your health bar always full. No Injury This cheat will help you avoid any injury during the many battles. Unlimited Stamina Perfect stamina means no downtime, and your character will always be ready for his enemies.
Unlimited Energy Your energy levels will always be topped with this cheat. Unlimited Nourishment This is about your character having enough food and drink. One-Hit Kills The cheat will help you kill any of your enemies with just one strike.
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